Learning the game
12 is a push you dont win or lose anything
Quote: keldogI know this is real basic here, but if i bet 25 on the dont pass line and the initial roll is 2, 3 or 12 do i win 25 profit? or is there some sort of commission
A little too basic. To answer, you would win $25 on 2 or 3 rolled on the come out [you need to learn the lingo] but if a 12 is rolled you push. No commission.
I would start with the wizard's page and also just fool around with the free game you find at the top of this site. This is the link to the webpage, https://wizardofodds.com/games/craps/basics/
True but this will be indicated on the layout, so there should be no confusion. (Bar 12 or Bar 2).Quote: GreasyjohnBut remember that northern Nevada is different. In Reno or Tahoe 3 and 12 win on the come out if you're on the don't pass, and 2 is a push.
Also I think it best to clarify that in a push situation the dealer will usually put his fist briefly on the layout near your bet to indicate to you that it is a push and that should you wish to, you may legally take down that bet or leave it up for the next roll. Most players leave it but it is your choice.
Quote: FleaStiffTrue but this will be indicated on the layout, so there should be no confusion. (Bar 12 or Bar 2).
Also I think it best to clarify that in a push situation the dealer will usually put his fist briefly on the layout near your bet to indicate to you that it is a push and that should you wish to, you may legally take down that bet or leave it up for the next roll. Most players leave it but it is your choice.
You can legally take your DP bet down at any time.
Quote: sodawaterYou can legally take your DP bet down at any time.
Legally is probably the wrong word but there is a brief few seconds when the dealer is paying out chips you cant touch your bet
Or is that only roulette? They move pretty fast in craps and i dont play live games enough but i think thats what fleastiff was possibly referring too
